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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

THE PRESIDENT of the Hawaiian Bell
Telephone Company publishes notice
in the Honolulu Herald informing tt 9
subscribers that after April LIST tele-
phone rentals will be reduced to SIS per
quarter, with ten per cent. reduction in
case of the payment of years rentals
in advance" A very ordinary mathe-
matician will be able to show how a
patron of the telephone in this country
will soon save the cost of removal to
the Sandwich Islands in the reduced
rentals. The Bell telephone people may
be able to explain, but nobody else can,
why telephone tolls in the semi-bar-
barous Sandwich Islands, where COM
paratively few people have any use for
the invention, shold be only third
what they are in populous American
cities, where everybody who can afford
It, uses the instrument.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11
RAILWAY PRoFIr-sHARING.

Profit sharing with employees has
now been adopted by railroad, the
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern being
now engaged in trial of the new
scheme of cooperation. The plan
may be outlined as follows: All en-
pIoyses and officials, except the presi
dent, are to become beneicisries after
thew have been in the employ of the
company five years. In any year in
which dividend is declared, each bene-
fciary is to receive, in addition to his
salary, 8 dividend on the amount of
thai salary, the same as if he were Il 9
owaer Of that much stock. II any EN-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

IT ISN'T creditsble to the man who de-
signed the Garfield monument to be IN
yelled in Washington tomorrow, nor
to the committee which approved and
accepted the design and the work, that
tn subject is perpstuated as Senator
and member of Congress" The Con-
gress of the United States is composed
of Senators and Representatives
neither Representatives nor Senators
can constitute Congress, and Repre-
sentative is no more member of Con-
gress than g. Senator. 1t would be just
as proper to designate Garfield as" Pres.
den. and Chief Executive of the Ma
tion," as to say he was Senator and
q member of Congress-"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11
A BITTER PILL.

It is well known that a good many
non-Mormons are refusing to take the
test oath. 1t is believed that as large a
percentage of the Gentiles as of the
Mormons will decline to submit to the
imposition. The refusal is based on
different grounds. Some won't take
the oath because they hold it to be an
insult to them, their loyalty to govern
meRt and their law-abiding characters
having been established on the battle
field and maintained through civil lives
of honor. MIR. George Barr stated the
position of this class the other day when
be refused to take the oath as juror.
It is something of humiliation for
true and loyal American citizen, who
has been faithful to his government
and broken none of its laws, to be re :
CURED to take such an oath. He cannot
but feel that the government distrusts
him, that the country to which he has
been true implies that perhaps he has
done wrong, or that he is liable to do
wrong. One may say what he pleases
about the Mormon gagging at the oath,
bat he cannot gag more than the honor
able, patriotic non-Mormon.
Not a few Gentiles say frankly that
they do not take the oath because it
requires them to promise to obey
a law which they do not propose
to obey; 1t EFFORTS from them cove
nant to refrain from doing certain
things which they have been in the
habit Of doing, and which they expect
to contain to do. A prominent Gentle
attorney said to this writer: ~ shall
not take the oath, first, because 1 don't
Pike legislation of this character; and,
second, because if 1 took the oath
would observe it, and my vote here is
not worth the sacrifice would be re-
quired to make" This gentleman is
one of the most intelligent members of
the profession, and he uttered the
sentiments of a large, class, though
some who believe with him will not
have the courage to take the independ-
ent stand which he assumes.
So many of the Gentiles having re-
fused to take the oath there is alarm
among the more radical members of the
Liberal party, and they have taken up
the labor of persuading their moro
manly and conscientious brethren to
swallow the offensive dose. Arguments
and threats are employed by turn, and
when these fail, denuncistion is re-
sorted to.
It would be amusing to disinterested
onlooker if there were any disinterested
persons here to look on at this time.
In every instance and on all occasions
the bitter snti-Mormons, the leaders of
the vicious raid against the Saints,
have overreached themselves and their
work has recoiled to trouble them. The
courts became rabid and in their
mania to hurt the Mormons render
decisions which are reversed by higher
courts; officials exceed their lawful
authority and power. and are stricken
down IS Mexican, Murray, Dickson
and others were stricken; the Liberal
leaders ask Congress to help them
along in their wicked schemes, and
Congress gives them more than they
can manage. The present registra ton
is developing how the Liberals over
reached themselves In the Edmunds-
Tucker law, and the disgust of the
bosses furnishes amusement to others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11
TERRITORY OF UTAH, &c
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE, CO.

1, John C. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full, true and correct copy
of Order TO show cause why Order of Sale
of Real Estate should not be made in the
matter of the Estate of Jonathan ". William
son, deceased, as appears of record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
SEAL of said Court. this 18th day of
April, A. D. 1887.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

9zr DAILY HERALD Is published every
corning Mondays ysns er %ast T;emple and
Tsrst south Streets, Salt Lake City, by 1Hs
HERALD COMPANY. Subscription PRICE, Ia
ADVANCE, 81 90 per annum, post palo.
ru sEMI-WEEKLY HERALD u Pupnsineu
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Price, in advance, $S'oo per
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49, WEEKLY HERALD is published every
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TEE SUNDAY HERALD is Pupnsnea es ss y
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Per annum, post psid.
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ing to this once 1eee Eesn t qSis
papers are not promptly rSoe tha fanit
hes.
Az communications should be addressed 70
THE HERALD,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

THE WORK of registration is proceed
ing more satisfactorily now. the regis
trars manifesting a willingness to &C
commodate the public. There is YET
time to register everybody, and unless
a change be made in the arrangements,
as regards this city at least, if any quail
flied voters fail to get their names on
the list. it will be their own fault. 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

THE COMMISSIONS estimate of the
population of the Territory, ITO 900, is
probably very close guess, the in
crease for the seven years being $4,000,
or about IS PEI cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11
CITIZENSHIP OF MINORS.
To the Editor of THE HERALD.

10 the EQlCOr OF IKE HERALD. :
will you please inform me, through the
columns of your valued paper, whe!her,it il
necessary to take out naturalization papers
in the following case: l came to Americs
when only years old, and have ever since
resided here. NY father obtained his final
papers when was but Is years OF age. Now,
the question at issue is, am l an American
citizen, and entitled tie all the benefits, etc
of one who Is native horn? Some insist
that I am, while others claim it Will be
necessary for me to take out 6nai papers be
fore can vote, etc. Please give the same
your early attention and oblige,
Yours. etc.
SEN RAB.
SALT LAKE CITY, May 10th, 1887.
You are citizen of the United
States. and entitled to all the rights
privileges and benefits of the: native
born citizen. save only the single right
of becoming President of the republic
1t is not necessary for you to take out
naturalization papers. As we, under
stand there is also dispute ip som.
quarters as to the age beyond which
children are not made citizens by ths
naturalization of the father, it may bs
we'll to state that the children of per
sons duly nsturaiized, being at the time
of their parents admission to citizen
ship, under 81 years of age, are
if dwelling in the United States, con-
side:ed as citizens of the United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

EDITORS EVERYWHERE have their
troubles, those in the wilds of Dakota
not even escaping. Here is the editor
of the Kickapoo (Dak.) Sentinel who
feels it due to his patrons and sub
scribeYs to explain:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-11

Our difficulty with that dirty coyote. JEFF.
Tarleton: We told this red headed SLOUGH
to quit keeping company with our daughter,
but found him on our front porch at Ii
o'clock Tuesday night. We called him a
greasy tramp, we grabbed him by his
whiskers and we kicked him in the small
of the back. and we regret that we did not
fracture his SPINE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-05

Ladies Dress Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Lrocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies andf Chilrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 30c worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth soc.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods In stock at
DT6ces to suit Tie times.
j. FRANK KRAMER
noV4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-05
Book and Magazine Corner.


Hon S. S. Cox book, "Diver-
sions of a Diplomat" will be
published some time inOctober.
"The Savagery of Boyhood"
is the striking title of aninstruc-
tive article by John Johnson,
ir.. to be published in the Popu-
lar Science Monthly for Octo-
Der.
James G.. Dibden, of Edin-
burgh. is about 20 publish An
nails of the Edinburgh Stage,
with an Account of the Rise and
Progress of Dramatic writing in
Scotland F" !.
The "father of Ethe House OF
REPRESENTATIVES" William ID.
Kelley. will in the Forum fer
October offer a plan for prevent
ing the accretion of a surplus IN
the National Treasury.
The fourth and concluding
volume Of Smiths Dictionary
of Christian Biography" which
includes the literature, sects,
and doctrines during the first
eight centuries, will be ready
shortly.
The revised edition of the
tsIetterssand Books of Lady Ma
nv Montagne" is issued by Serb
ner 81 WelAr1 in two conVen.
lent volumes identical in form
with Bohn's Standard Library.
Speaker Carlisle will have an
article in, the Forum for Octo-
Der, setting forth the grounds
upon which the Democratic
Party bases its expectations
that it Will be continued in pow
er at Washington.
Bishop Huntington, in the
Forum for October, will point
out what he conceives to be the
great fundamental vice of mod
ern, social organization, namely,
the prevailing lack of respect
for law and authority.
The Lincoln history in the
Century, by the private secreta-
ries of Mr. Lincoln, Messrs. Nj
colay and Hay, will deal during
the coming year with the polit-
ical and military history of the
early period of the war.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-05

OINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
- Horses 10 hire, by the no T, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Ph9tons, Jaggers, Top and
No-Too Buggies, all at rSa sonable ratas;
fine carriages for visiting and pleasure
Drivers in liAery. if desired, Pony
Ph@tons, with quiet and gentle horses
suitable for ladies and children. Special
rates made with families. Particular at
tention to horses on livery. Baggage
called for and delivered to all parts of the
city. Funerals attended to at short notice
AL orders promptly attended to.
JAS. III. VANSANT,
Proprietor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-13
TIE DAILY BULLETIN

Is printed and published at the Office
Queen Street, Honolulu, II. l., every
afternoon Sundays excepted).
Subscription, SO cents per Month.
Address all Communications DAILY
BULLETIN.
Advertisements, tc ensure insertion,
should be handed in before one O'Clock
P.M
WALTER HlLL...... Editor and Proprietor
WAS. .BeaIs-shippinS Reporter 8 Collector
las. G. EvloR,-Manager.
Bulletin Steam Printing Office.
Newspaper, Book and Job Printing oil
all kinds done on the most favorable
terms.
Bell Telephone. ......'.'..''.'''No NO o Soo
Mutual Telephone. ........''''.-No' zoo
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-13
RING UP TELEPHONE 457.

This Carriage Company has been re-
Gently organized and guarantees TO
furnish good conveyances, Trustworthy
drivers. and will make no extortionate
charges.
All calls will be promptly attended to.
R2
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-13
ID. MCKENZIE.
Contractor md Builder.

Stores and offices fitted up, Estimates
given on all kinds of brick and wooden
buildings, Plans and Specifications fur
nished. aB- Office, 10 Beretania ST.;
Mutual Telephone, 1862; Postofice Box,
1870. 1872 ly
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Die Afamo 3rauerei.
Sin tteltes iuoutrieaes l1nteruebmer.
9at bere@tieten grfolg BON pornberein

Man tpuBte, baB bic NIamo 8rauerei
Mnfang Wai bamit begonnen batte,
Bier eia3ubrauen, unb na9bem borber
loon nit groBem SntereEe Der Muf<
unb Nusbau Beg 8rauereigebdubes hers
folgt tporben mar, tpartete bas publis
FUN nit Spannung auf bas gri9einen
beg 8ieres I'M biefgen Marfte.
Vim Wontag tuar bas Bier aum er.
tten Wtale am 3apf in ben rerommirtes
ten Wirtbidaften unb Naes ordngte
ttd, bapon ST. foifen unb fetn urtbeil
ab3ugeben. Man ertpartete, baB bic
grauerei elm Dorsigli6es @ebrdu lies
fern tphrbe, 6en1 bic 9erren, bic an Der
Spibe beg teuen inoutrielen nnternebs
mems fteben, fnb getpobnt, bas au ball
ten, mas fe beripro6en unb fe perIpra=
den einen reifen, geiunben unb nobls
f9medeaben SrDpfe1 8ieres. Stun,
bas angemeine urtbeiI 1T gefalen unb
es 1T elm 10 aub eror6entli9 eiinfiges,
oaB bic Braterei pobl aufrieoen fein
fam. Das 8ier 1T bon ber~nfteinbeuer
Garbe, fat bur@ii6tig, bat einen bon.
fommen reinem @efdmaf, einen cons
poften 56aum unb Iabt baber ni6t nur
ben 8aumen, fonbern erfreute aud bas
Quge. @s 1T Elm Bier, pie es ieber
Giertrinfer feben unb genieBen mag.
Das Bier mirb in eIegaitten tteuen
Wagen in Der Stabt arsgefabren unb
Die 8ei9dftsfibrer Der 8rauerei Iorgeu
fur prompte Iblieferung in allen
Stabttbeilen. Sie ate Nlamo gisfas
brit, aus wel@er Die 8rauerei entfanz
ben, bat tets bon Nnfang an fi9 bic
unterftaBung ber beimif9er Sns
buitrie CUR Iufgabe gema9t, iie ipirb
ni9t febl gebeu, pen1 fe fortmdbrenb
einen foI@en NrtiteI tuie iebt liefert
unb banu barauf baut, 6aB aud fe
nun bom publifum unterFiibt tuerbe.
Mber es 1T in Der Shat iiberhiifg, iber
bos neue Bier bel 3u fagen; es EN-.
pfiebIt fi9 ielbf unb muB befimmt
tiberall @ingang finben. Die Mlasno
8rauerei nirb fi@ auf ben Mblab in
Der Staot San Into1io bel@rdnfeu
unb bafiir Gorge trager, INNER Elm
glei9 gutes. unb moblf@medenbes Bier
5u fabri5iren.
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syts TrieSrtmsbmra

fano unter benz Borfb 6es gountpriAs
ter Wm. Wabrmunb eine 0eriammlung
ffatt CUR 8eratbung iiber giienbabnan,
gelegenbeiten, in tpel9er bic folgenben
Def9llne angenpmmer tuuroen:
90 mir babptt unterri1tet fino, oaB
inter getpifen Beoingunget1 bic 8abn
bon Oatnanpile aus tiber Grieori1ss
burg tu~eitergebaut tperben foI urtb biefe
Be6ingungen atnsbmbar eri9einen,
beBbdIb fei es
Bef9loHen, baB mir tpieberbolt bas
Wegefe@t bur9 bieies gountp uno
bas @run6fhid fir Depotgebdibe elmer
Babn, bic enttpe6er bon MuItir ooer
Gan Marcos aus bierber gebaut tperbeu
mag, our 8erfisung ftellen unb nod
uaferen 4rdften gum m6gli@ft balbige1
8nu berfelben beitragen;
DaB bic mannigfa9en 9ilfsquelen
biefes gountDs, Mderbau, 8iebsuMt,
Minerals unb fpecieu Granits2 ager. Die
&entabilitdt bes unternebmens i1er
ffelen;
DoB mir fiber annebmen, baB feline
aabere Babn bieier 3uerit sebauten er.
folgrei9 G~Dnturreu5 MAIDEN soer bas
@ef9dft mo arbersbin leiten Tam;
DaB mir bic Birger Muftin's unierer
ernlfen Mitnirfuns peri6eru, fails fe
unfere gorf9ldge gutbeiBen unb ben
Musbau Der 8abn h9ern;
DOB Der @orfiBea6e elm &omite bon
bier 1tirgern ernenre, tpel9es fi9 nit
ben 8hrgern Nufins in B~erbinbuug
febt.
9iefes 2omite bilben bic 6erren 6.
Wabrmunb, u. 6. patton, u. 50.
Morianb un0 s. .. Smith.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-26
9luerIet.

= Die nere u m 8rauere
Rberianote uns geftern Elm SOB hires
iteieiI @ebrdues. Oie unglaubliGe
S6neaigfeit, nit tuel9er fi9 bas SOB
entleerte, Iegt Elm berebteres 3elgniB
bon Der Site bes Stofes ab, als bies
LANCE Siraben unb 2obesbpmnen tbun
tpiirben.
- @nbli@ bat man ettpas poftibes
iiber bic tteuert 6tabteB Bombs geb6rt.
Die american 8ant Note COMPANY tee
Iegrapbirt an ben Mapor, baB biefelben
81. BON NeuDorf abgef1idt tperben.
= @ebeimpnli5iff 9ugbes bat 3tpei
iugenbli1e S9lei9biebe, Wilie Mors
rig unb SobH polpnotpib abgefaBt.
3eiHer TT iber 10 Sabre oft. Die Rnas
ben baben cine gau3e An3abl bon Die.
bereiett aiisgefibrt.
6err 90. MenbeIfobn 1T
mad elmer creim69entliden iebr erfolg,
rei9en Gei9dftsreife bur9 peri9iebene
9beiIe bes Staates beute bier einges
troffen. ueberal fanb er als Bertrefer
ber ~Greien preKeA bsrsIi9ss Gntgegeus
fommer. Sn ben rd9iien 3aeen mirb
e iiuamebr ben bieiissn Gei9dftsIeuteu
feline ~Nufwnrtuna MAIDEN.
unier iunger Greuno 6err M a +
v. ginde in Reu Oort, hat cine
STEELE In Der 9auptofiee Der g. II. &
u. q. u. r., 337 8roaomdp. anges
ftDfiitftefl.
Qerr WeiB bonn r6eroIo" in
@uero If, auf feiner 1D63sitsreife be.
grifen, bier angefommeH. Cur Ser
mdblung na&trdeli6 unfere @ratulas
tionl
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- Wie 9err j.. $. Sollppap, mel.
der gerabe bon Birmingham In Ola.
banta auradgefomr1en if, mittbeilt,
finb bic probeftiide BON giienera aus
8urnet Co., tuel6e CT mad Burlington
~mitgenomnten 5atte, BON Ga1leuten
bort fur better un6 bor3isli6er erfldrt
tporben als b~ieienigen, tpel6e In Via.
bdrna berarbeitet trer6en. - MarbIe
Sails. Gin $beil Der Wai1inerie utb
bes 8aubolses fir bic Gerberei, tuel@e
II Mar5le Sails angelegt tperben fol,
lit beute-23 Mugu}f, bon gurnet ab.
gegangen, unb bic rSeras Mining urb
ENFORCEMENT Company" uirb, tuie
man bort, in nd6fer 3eit i@on nit Der
@rridtung zines brei Stodmert boben
8ranits@ ebdu6es anfangen.
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- Ser Miffionssarten 1T i6on at
lid etn argenebmer Nufent6alt an
SommersI benben. I'm tuie bel mehr
nod, tuettn bic @irtbe beHelben, bic
9erre1 Gbeiner & Saul bemiibt finb,
in 10 eifriger Weife fir bic ,3erfreuung
beg publifums a1 forsen, ME fe 6ies
ttsBt tuieoer bur6 bas Engagement Der
listener 8 amensGapene aes
5eigt baben.
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8 amtfag u IT q.

Sen Mitgliebern ber 9ermanns,
i6bne, gegion Of 9onor, beg 8eetbobeu
Mdnner9or, nnb allen Sreunben uno
Befannten, pel9e benz GeiGenbeadnq=
utb meines unpergeBli9en Gotten BEL
tpobnten. fpre6e i'd hermit meinen
tiefgefiblen Danf aug.
Sic trauernbe Mittue:
%. gffer.
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/ ).

Die unter3ei9uete tpiro bas 5ooo<
unb Mineralnaffer gef6dft
hires berforbenen Manmes tpie bisber
Deiterfibren unb bittet UNI 6as fernere
Woblmo1en Der &unben.
Grau ISM. gffer.
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9ie probibitiuaifen In Nebrasta
babeg eine ieue SABINE init nur fteben
6ternen attgenommeit. Sour bic 5toas
ten, in tpel6en probibition einaeftihrt
IT, unb Safota fiab ie bur6 einer
Stern ouf bieier SABINE bertreten.
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gtele9eImM.

Gin arbeitiamer beutf6er Maun
tuiini6t cine SteIung. 9erfeIbe tpdre
tdbig, rebf aller bdusliden Mrbeit aud
&imbern oeutiden 1nterri9t su gebe1.
@efdaige Intrdse erbeten anter: F. S.,
rJreie preRe".
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f0naen. Gber Sober fOute Rd iener
grobfno6igen @gemplare eatlebiaen, Bic
Deoer CUTE Mil@ geben, nod aute
Gleif6trdger fiub. unb i~iberbaubt iebes
Stlid ausmer3ea, tpel9es 6as Gutter
ni6t gut bertpertbet.
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- Sie Wiener Samens& apeue, uels
6e bonn nd@ifen Sonntag an i'm Mif-
ionsgarten cDncertiren tptrb, trifft mors
gen Nbenb bier Elm. 9ie 9erretl &beis
rler & Saul laben bas pubIifum al
remt ffeiBiqem 8efuMe elm.
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Bmdleas Mruiea.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der zSeIt fur sdnitts
aueti&unsen, @eidwiire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausfdlas, Gledte, %gefprunsene Sanbe, GroH.
beulen unb ale. Sautfranfbeiten furirt 81.
mrrrboiben ober feline Beaablune. 86Iiae
Classification sarantirt ODER bas @eIO pirb
duriderfattet. rs Gents Die SdaHteI Bel U
9reib
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gteueneium.

Cine beuti6e Gamilie, peIde ieber
bdusli9en Grbett porfteben fam,
pdnf9t Steaung. @efdlige Mntr6ae
Derben erbeten uater: F. A., vGreie
preHe1.
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gaarno beutid : enaliide Sdnlr.

Die bon mir felt Is Sabren aIs GduI. 9ofol
benubte @aumlidfeit, Geaermanns . Sale SO,
2, 1T mir ieitens Der Geuerfcmpaenie sur fer.
neren 8enubuns beripeisert ipor6en. Meineu
bisterisen @atrcnen unb allen, bic mir ibrs
ainbcr anbertrauen i%polleu, bic 3adii6t ba6
i9 meine S4ule am 5. Sept. @de Grodst. uuS
8cnbam , Strabe, nabe ALAMO Yla3a, ipieber
erOfnen iuerbe. NStn. Sd3mtutrtb.
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9entia @naliide ednle.

Sas WinterbaIbiabr Der obisen Mus
ifalt uirb am Donnertag, ben /. 5epz
TENDER beginner. Mnmelbungen 1euer
S9iler beliebe man 5u MAIDEN Bel benz
Director 9errn %. 8arbed ooer Bel
Germ Nic. Sengg. Mu9 Mnfanger
perben a%ngenommen.
s. GroDs, prdlibent.
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vDas Gliinern elmer i96nen
Grau,4 iast 9aI3ac, Liam mon ueiier
loren OILS ben Iauteiien @uf Der phi9i."
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6ierauf tpurben nod brei 3omites aur
6ammlung tpeiterer Gubfcriptionen
eingeiebt unb Die geriammlung Der,
fd1fe fim.
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BON Sonntag Mberb an tpirb i'm
Mifionsgarten bic beriibmte Miener
Samens2apeue auftreten.